Youth Programme Evaluation Bundle
Understand youth voice, participation, connection and progress towards programme goals.
A complete evaluation workflow.
Community youth programmes serving young people aged 12-24. Adapt and pilot separately for younger children.
Included in your bundle
- Nine-page evaluation guide and protocol
- Programme logic and indicator register
- Editable baseline, exit and follow-up forms
- Coded response file and data dictionary
- Collection, observation and pilot logs
- Local analysis worksheet
- Report outline and action plan
- Te Whare Tapa Whā reflection module and editable form
- Ethics checklist and project review record
PDF + local HTML forms + editable CSV templates. CSV files open in Excel and Google Sheets. Full ZIP prepared for customer delivery after purchase.
Questions with a clear purpose.
Connect outcomes, evidence and practical action.
What it evaluates
- Belonging
- Youth voice
- Trusted support
- Goal confidence
Youth voice and strengths-based programme evaluation. Mana Taiohi is a contextual reference, not a reproduced scale or certification.
How to interpret it
Review each item separately, record missing answers and compare matched baseline and exit responses. Consider participant context, programme delivery and other influences.
Original HumanScope items require local piloting. They are not psychometrically validated tests, and before-and-after change does not establish causation.
Use youth-friendly language and independent collection where feasible. Agree consent/assent and guardian arrangements for the population and setting. Invite rangatahi and relevant whānau/community partners to choose meaningful outcomes. Do not imply Mana Taiohi endorsement or use cultural domains as a generic numerical wellbeing score.
Your team collects. We can help analyse.
Request separately scoped data checks, analysis and periodic reports. Collection frequency, dataset size and reporting outputs are agreed in your proposal.
Contact us to discuss a tailored collection and reporting arrangement. Please do not submit confidential participant records through the enquiry form.
A holistic view of wellbeing.
Te Whare Tapa Whā provides a discussion framework alongside programme-specific evidence.
Taha tinana
Physical wellbeing
Taha hinengaro
Thoughts and feelings
Taha whānau
Whānau and relationships
Taha wairua
Spiritual wellbeing, identity and meaning
Acknowledging Tā Mason Durie. Original optional reflection prompts, plus whenua and place context. Use with local Māori engagement and participant choice. This module does not provide a validated wellbeing score.
Designed for adaptation with ethnically diverse communities across Aotearoa, including Māori, Pacific, migrant and refugee communities. Agree culturally appropriate use, language support and local piloting. Cross-cultural validation is not claimed.